Here, for the first time in trade paper, Cindy Jacobs, bestselling author and recognized leader in the worldwide prayer movement, brings her passionate message to all Christians who struggle with prayer or desire to be more effective prayer warriors. This powerful guide includes questions like 'Why does it take so long to receive answers to my prayers?' and 'How can I take my prayer life to the next level?' Jacobs addresses these and many more concerns and provides solid biblical answers.Written out of the crucible of her own deep prayer life, Jacobs starts with basic teaching and builds up to in-depth topics, including fasting and spiritual warfare.

Now revised and updated, Possessing the Gates of the Enemy is an in-demand, strategic source of information on prayer and intercession. Covering everything from the call to intercede to conducting 'spiritual mapping' and praying to break strongholds, this book helps believers understand the depth involved in spiritual warfare while offering a wealth of insight for new and veteran intercessors alike.Complete with an in-depth study guide, this classic text on intercession has become required reading for everyone who is serious about prayer.

The year 1957 brought change to Mooresville and southern Iredell County, and that change arrived in trucks. Big white ones flashed the logo of Burlington Industries, the new owners of the Mooresville Cotton Mills. Bright yellow ones from the Duke Power Company brought earth-moving machines to clear the Catawba River bottomland. That project, envisioned by James Buchanan Duke, Dr. Gill Wylie, and William States Lee Jr., had the end goal of harnessing the energy of the Catawba River to provide electricity for the textile industry in the Carolinas. Duke Power's plan for Cowans Ford Lake was the last piece of the network of hydroelectric stations, and the result was beautiful Lake Norman.